File Format for Importing Part Related Documents
The following table describes the format of data in a part related document import worksheet. It defines each column header, indicates whether the column is required, and provides a description of the data that can be entered for each column.
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Column Name
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Required
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Description
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Action
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Yes
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Action to perform. Valid values are Add or Delete.
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Type
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Yes
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Class type, logical identifier, or external type ID. For example: wt.part.WTPartDescribeLink.
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Document Number
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Yes
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A document identifier to link with the part.
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Document Organization ID
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No
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An organization identifier that owns the document to link with the part.
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Document Revision
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No
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The revision number of the document to link with the part. For example, the revision for a new document is A.
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Document Container
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No
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The default value of the container from which the import tool was launched.
The following example shows the full path to the container:
/wt.inf.container.OrgContainer=PTC/wt.pdmlink.PDMLinkProduct=Test_Product where PTC is the organization name, and Test_Product is the product name.
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Part Number
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Yes
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A unique identifier assigned to a part.
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Part Revision
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No
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The revision number of the part being updated.
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Part View
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No
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The view of the part being updated, such as Design or Manufacturing. If you have created a customized view using the View Administration, it can also be listed as a value.
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Part Organization ID
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No
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The identifier of the organization that owns the part. The default value is the organization ID of the owning container.
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Part Container
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No
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The default value of the container from which the import tool was launched.
The following example shows the full path to the container:
/wt.inf.container.OrgContainer=PTC/wt.pdmlink.PDMLinkProduct=Test_Product where PTC is the organization name, and Test_Product is the product name.
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